The system we are testing includes the following components

• Box/Motherboard: Shuttle DS67U
• CPU: Intel Celeron 3855U (ULV)
• CPU Fan: Fanless-build in cooling
• Memory: Crucial 16GB (2x8GB) SO-DIMM 1.35V CL11
• Storage: Crucial BX200 960GB SSD
• Windows: Windows 10 Build 14393.3 (RedStone 1 RTM) x64
• Updated all Windows drivers with SDI vR469 x64
• Installed software: PCMark 7, PCMark 8, 3DMark, Sisoft Sandra, K-Lite Codec Pack , CineBench R10, R11.5, R15, HWMonitor, AIDA64 Extreme
  

The Intel Celeron 3855U is a dual-core 64-bit mobile microprocessor released by Intel in the third quarter of 2015. The 3855U was designed to replace the Broadwell-based Celeron. Manufactured using the 14nm process, the Skylake-based 3855U Celeron processor can be configured to run at down to 10 Watt TDP. This processor, just like its predecessor lack support for any of Intel's advanced technologies such as hyper-threading, trusted execution, transactional synchronization extensions (TSX), and turbo-boost:

The DS67U series can be ordered with various processors installed, ranging from the Celeron 3855U to an i7-6500U. Of course, getting a faster CPU based DS67 system will cost you more. The DS67U3 packs a Core i3-6100U processor and costs almost 413 Euros vs 286 Euros for the DS67U... That's a 187 Euros difference for almost double the performance:

The installed Crucial Memory runs at 1600MHz at CL11:

The CPU-Z software has an included benchmark that gives you a rough idea of what we should expect from the Intel Celeron 3855U:

Below you see more benchmark results of the Celeron 3855U @1.60 GHz, compared with other desktop CPUs:

The Passmark 8 software provides more information related to the horsepower of the Intel Celeron 3855U CPU:

The AIDA64 Extreme Memory tests unveiled a great memory performance:

The CineBench benchmarks also offer many interesting results, so go ahead and click at links below to see more comparisons:

The PCMark 7 gave an overall score of 4230:

PCMark 8 offers more results for computing tasks similar to those you are performing in your home, creative and working computing environments:

The Shuttle system got a 881 score at the Intel Extreme Tuning Utility.